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Gan. Boulsnger and Ex.Premier
Ferry propose fighting duel in
France today. Remarks derogstory Of
the former made by the latter In q
speech at Epins'. constitute the cause.
This will be, from the prominence Of
the principals, one Of the most senea.
tional events 10 the history Of dueling.
France Is preeminently the home Of
the duel. II has a,urished there for
nearly four centuries, and some OF the
most distinguished Frenchmen have
gone upon the Asld Of honor, among
Thorn Richelieu, Limsrtine, Their,
Proudhon and Pys'. But II has
rarely happened that both pripci.
pals have occupied such exalted
positions In tho public eye az
In this instance. Boulanger,
though at present out oil Office, Is the
moet Interesting figure In Franco, for
the reason that he represents the radi.
cal aut German feeling. Crowds fol.
low him wherever he goes, and,
having the army upon his side, 1t ID
but aquestion Of short time before he
may be able to sslss upon q preteKt Of
German snorotchment to procure hi,
reinstatement at the head OF the wal
ofacs. Ferry was himself few year,
asoa popular Idol, particularly In tn,
6st days o. his premiership, when bill
mind was fall Of sensational enter
priBes. Although Ut the time OF hi
deposition he came under Q cloud, h,
has been none the less aggressive a. {
factor In French politics. aud maj
have his inning again, for q Ffencl
siatesman's career Ia never conclude,
until the grave closes over him
Therefore, whom the two men shall tax
their positions upon the duelin
ground, the French will be flvore
ones moro with one Of those dramati
episodes Of politics which they deligt
10 contemplate. for there viii coniror
one another, with pistols drawn, IN
two moot noted men In the frenc
political life OF today. II one shoul,
happen 10 be killed-sn even
which may DO xpect,d. "a
French duels rarely result fsta
ly-the affair would sssum
tho character Of . memorable histori
event aud would doubtless prove th
beginning ola long series Of enoount
ere between men OF lesser noe, bu
friends Of the respective oombstsnu
France hes an anti -dusllng Law, q
have all other nations, bat when II
deliberately broken by men Of sue
Distinction aud high Iepute a. state
men. 10 Ia made quiie apparent tbs
public sentiment, which 10 the cor
trolling arbi,er always Ia matters In
vdvins the operation Of Law, iavon
the duel as q convenient method "a
| tho ssttlemsn, oil controversies whic
havs brought personal honor int
QUESTION.
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OoRnUPrIon IN nuNICIrAL
POLITICS.


The friends Of one Of the most 70.
speo,ed citizens Of Louisville, Mt.
Samuel L. Avery, requested recently
tina. he stand a. u candidate for
mayor. He gave tho matter careful
consideration and declined. He gave
o. his reason tor 90 doing that 10 make
the race would require sacrifices that
would be Inconsistent with self 70.
spect," meaning that 70 win he would
be compelled 10 70 into al open market
and buy votes. We can see very
readily why q man OF Ane sensibilitles
should take this view, but II IA no.
the vls~ that another man with an
sa,ally dsious sense Of personal
honor might take. L. 10 quite con.
osivable thu q good citizen, seeing
that tho request was made by q body
Of respectable men-good cltis,ns
anxious that an equally good
citlsin should all the high trus-
might aooep, the nomination wi h the
declaration that he would buy no votes
nor have thembought, and trust 10 the
moral sense Of ihs community and the
impulses Of sooi citizenship on the
part Of q majority Of the electors for
his success. II would, we think, have
been much bs,ter had Mr.. Avsry gone
into the contest, 10 win or lose upon q
plstform Of an honest vote 10 be fairly
counted. To have done that would
have bsen for Mr.. Avery 10 have
gained great personal credii-ss q
citizen who vas willing TO a,sis, In the
purlacntlon Of local politics by making
ID an Issue. Dsieat In such case would
be- without dlscredlt Of any kind. Bat
there is something In this nutshell for
tho people Of Memphis 10 consider,
leaving out q account the motives
Of M. Avery. In Louisville
local politics has srowa corrupt. TIE
candidate with the most money TO
| spsod is the oand date whose chance
OF success Ia greatest. Ia that
| clty-snd Louisville 10 no, peculiar
| In this rsspect-the gang" aud the
"nashins" and the "bauel" and the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-01
GUATEMALA DICTATORSHIP.
MexicO Will Endeavor % Preserve
Her Constitutional Liberty.

Mexico Will Endeavor 20 Preserve
Her Constitutional Liberty.
CRY OF MEXICO, July 3l.-The tone
Of the press here regarding the dicta.
torship OF President Barillas In Qua
temala Is significant, the general as
sumption being that the Mexican
Government will not permit the
usurpa'ion Of the constitutions
liberties OF the people Of Guatemala
without protest. Great satisfaction is
expressed that Senior Einardo Garay,
the Mexican Minister to Guatemala,
has thown himself equal 10 the emer.
geney. The opponents in Guatemala
OF Bari lass dictatorship are undoubt-
eddy looking for moral support from
Mexico, aud 10 csr,ain eventualities
physical support may be- sought.
Sh nd the Guatemala dictator at.
tmpt to bring about a union of the
Central Americsn republics by force,
Mexico, 10 be consistent, must inter-
fere. The government Of Mexico ia
automatically non.committsl, but |,
10 known tina, PRECEDENT Disx feels
strong sympathy with the friends Of
popular Liberty 10 Central America.
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wEArBEa Caor BULLETIN
As Prepared by the DATED states
signal Once Zach Week.

WAsHIsGros, July Si.-The follow.
ins 10 the weather crop bulletin Of the
Signal Office for the week ending
Juln30.b:
Temp srature-During the week
endilk July 30th, the weather hs5
been sarmer than usual from south.
ern Mes Eiglat d aud the Midd o At.
lsntic States weetwsrd 10 the Rocky
mountains, the average daily excess
he ny ABOUT 3. IL wa eighty Joler
tlan usual In the eas ern portion Of
the cotton resion, AID from Dakota
westwa d 10 the Pacific coat. Daring
the month Of July toe average daily
Temperature was about 50 ali We the
normal throughout the Northern
Slater, aud II was from e 10 20 cooler
than usual In the Gull States. Daring
the season from Jaousry lat 10 july
30th, the season has been warmer than
usual In the agricultural districts cas-,
Of the Rely mountains, except In
the eoutn Atlantic SAFES, Northern
New Eogand and near Lake Superior.
In the last named districts the daily
temperature averaged from e 10 A.
belos the normal.
RainfAll-During tina week there has
been an txcees Of rainfall In the Stat, Q
bordering on the Atlantic and IN The
Eat Gull \ atee, Minnesota, ID ,kota
and Northern Nebraska. These eroe..
sive rains have been sccom panied by
severe cal storms, resulting In injury
10 growing crops and retardlng bar.
vest. In the central valleys aud the
lake rgon less han the usual amount
oil rain occurred, and the drouth con-
unute In the corn belt, sxteudiug
from onio westward 10 Iowa aud
ksntaA During the month Of July
the rAii iail was generally In en- sess IN
the States on the Atlantic coast
throughout the soiton belt, In the en-.
tiems Northwes and In portions u
the Viper Like region. In al other
sect oas there has been less than the
usual smount OF rain during the
month, aud probably less than one.
hall tbs usual amount throuR hout the
corn belt The large seasonal a, a
Cheney Of rainfall In the cotton region
east y the Mississippi hiss been great.
~ reduced during the month, while
toe eeasoua deficiency la the central
Mississippi valley has been inore, % /.
Senerl Rimatks-Repo "a for the
week shov that the weather has been
uniayorable for the staple crops In
many sections Kkces i've rains and
severe local storms have probably re
suited Ia mary 10 the cotton crop
Tom Alahama eastward, but from
Mississippi westward and In North
Oarolira the weather was reported AZ
favorable tyr tho crop. Excessive
heat and the absences oi rain through.
ont the corn belt has affected tots
crop uni.ynraoly. and reports from
Ohio, Mcbigsn, Indisna and thence
westward 10 Kansas indicate tina, the
drou'h has uniavorably ,ffscIed the
sorn ant potato crous. Ia the MIDI q
Atlantic and New England ststes Inc
weather hAs been uniavorable 10 corr,
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Indian shot sy . HaIfbrsed

CHICAGO, Ill, July:3l An Inter
Ocean special from Atkins, MINI,
says, a hslibresd named ssntands, shot
and instantly killed an Indian named
Job Amos, and attempted TO shoot
another Indian. After the shooting
santanda fed, leaving his wife and
papoose near the so@ne Of the tragedy.
This morning the Indian whom San
tanda tried TO shoot, went to San.
tsnda's wgwam and shot Santands's
papoose, aud then left for the purpose
Of killing Ssntsnda. Serious conten.
lions have taken place among the In.
dams regarding the affair, and q gene
ial digging up OF the ha .chet In this
section Ia limited.
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JAY GOULD IN CHINA.
He Will Establish Hank NJ
ShRDg has.

LONDON, ESQ, July 3l.--The Stand.
ard has Dispatch from Shanghai, say.
ing: An American silver ring and
Jay Gould, through the Polish Count
Mitkiewit and viceroy La, have
formed an American Chinese bank,
with capital etock Of $1,000, 900.
mostly American money. The bank
will receive and disburss all moneys
OF the Imperial and PfovincIa Gov
eminent, and have charge Of railway
and telegraph contracts, coinage. the
issue OF bank notes and the afairs oil
the War Depsrtm mt. The undertsk.
ing has created pauic among foreign
hnanciefe.
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striker" are thsoontrolling elements
in the results Of local elections. Mem.
phis does not " this time suffer from
the unrestricted domination Of these
corrupting agencies. As compared
with other cities our political atmos-
phsre may be said to he free cf faint.
Boodling has not yet become an ele-
ment In local government, nor will 1t
30 long as presen. conditions obtain.
We believe the people Of Memphis
will see to 1t that the bars thsll not be
lei down.
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stantly came to bis ears. Justice Outs
sent him down to Supt. McKeuna's Of.
fee, where he repeated his story to
Clerk Brennan. He had never seen the
telephone, he said, buI he knew IL was
true, for be heard voices aud clicking
sounds continually, and was frequent
ly kept awake nights by them. He
didn't know what the authorities
could do about II, but he thought he
would tell them of his trouble. He
had been In III health for over year,
he said, but his hesd did not bother
him. CLERK Brennan said he would
send couple of men to investigate
his trouble. which statement Mr..
Case took In a different sense from
what va, meant, AID went away con-
tented. He Ia evidently the victim OF
O we'll developed delnsinp.
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NOT A QUEsTIos OF PARTY.

"The Republicans are using prohi.
bition 90 q wedge with which they
hope to rend the solid sou h." says the
st. Louis Republican. This may be,
but it does not follow that the success
Of the prohibition cause would mean
Q Republican triumph or give the
Republican party any foothold.
There are too many pronounced
Democrats - Democrats from way
bsck-who are giving their energies
to the advocacy Of prohibition. In
no State where 1t has been an issue
has there been any attempt to force
Democrats to do otherwise than
their consciencss might direct.
Some Of the most prom.
inent leaders lof the prohibition
movement in Texas are Democrats,
and In Tennessee likewise. The re-
suit will be strictly q prohibition de-
feat or victory, as the case may be.
The Democratic party Is pledged to
the maintenance OF individual rights,
but In the case Of the prohibition Of
the liquor traffic, many Democrats
differ conscieniiously q, to the princi.
pie involved, and the consequence Ia
that many Of them have gone to
the aid OF the Prohibitionists.
II II were clearly Republican
proposition, then the Republican party
would have to confess that II had losi
the hold upon The negro vote, q pro.
prietary right to which that party hsi
always claimed. But nobody know
how q msjority Of the negroes viii
vote; II 10 only plain that they vii
divide. Toe issue Ia Q State Issue
aud it will probably never get beyont
that, although the Pfohibitionisis viii
sndeavor to make II so. In the North
the Republican party is opposed, 1
not TO prohibition, ct least to Pfohibi
tiopists, and II will not tolerate 40!
snti.liquor proposition save:of Its owl
making. There IL wing Of the part,
which Is endsAvoring to make N ID
sue Of the saloon, bat all Republics
conventions In that tsction have BEEF
very careful not TO made CON
mon cause with Prohibitionlst,
Il has always been the case tbs
whenever the people have been n
CURED to vote upon q proposition ;
absolutely prohibit the traffic q
liquor they have voted without muc
regard 10 the declarations or sdmon
tions Of the old.party conventions.
> hiss been . go-asyou please AFFAIR. 8
II In In the sjuthern States to.da,
Men will vote for Democra 10 or r
Q publican candidates a. ordinarily, an
will vote for or against prohibition, Z
{ individual judgment may determine
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Jar Coup is reported to have
founded an American Chinese bank at
Shanghai. Mr.. Gould has q very ca
pacious pocket. Some time ago 1t
was reported that there was banker
In China who was richer ttan the
late William H. Vanderbilt and Mr..
Gould together. This may have
stimulated Mr.. Gould 10 20 In search
OF his ecalp.
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msnd upon Canada for Mc0 sriels's
extrsdidon on the ground that q
breach Of international comfy has oc-
CURED. The sheriff 10 right in eK'
hausting oil the possibilities Of the
law, bat McGarisle has been seen
very probably In America for the last
TINA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-01
A pnss,em Telephone.

itfom the Albany w. III khpfefa.l
Danaga lull In the Police Court
prcee ding yesterday afternoon, a
we'll dressed. middle ased man with
black hair and chin whisksrs, tingsd
with gray, stole softly Into the court
room and leaning over the bench,
poufed into Justice Clues ear n tale
OF woe. This mans name 10 Jerome
d Case; he once kept q saloon on Cen
iral avenue, but has retired and lives
with his vile nj No. 10 CORTLAND
place. His plaint was q peculiar one.
He s-avely asserted tina, In room i'd.
Joining tue one he occupies there Ia q
telephone which 10 am let constantly
In uss, and from which sounds con.
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Senator sherman's Trip.

CLAvnLAsD, o., July 3l.-seastor
Sherman will STRIVE here tomorrow
morning, and will leave at noon for
Montreal, at which point he will start
over ths Oansd an Pacific railroad for
Puget sound. He will be Accompanies d
by Congressman Grosvenor add
Thompson, Of Ohio; sx.Oor greesm an
Townsend and Gen. J. 3. Robinson,
Secretary OF State. IL Ia possible that
the trip may be prolonged 10 AlAska.
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r...a., n, a..,,. mead.

CmcAoi, lLL., Jul, Sian Inter.
ocSin special IRON Racine, wis., says;
CApt Gilbsrt Knapp, the founder Of
Rscne, died Of old age this morning.
lie was In the naval service OF tue
Unitsd States, and participated In
many battles IN 1919. He vas engaged
In the naval s,fyics In the United
States In explorations and revenue
service at diGsfsat times for nearly
hfty yeara
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Wnus the Kentucky delegation
whl'h Si.l 20 to Washington 10 ipvits
iho p'esid nj to visit that State shall
snrd 10 It's card, tho little iormallly
viii have some style Abnu, II. Tic
card Will give = Photographic repre-.
senianon 81 a msse meeting Of Ken.
tuosiaas sstOnbled 10 xtend the In.
vi,Aion. The ken,ucEiAns seem to
have crest csrfioacs 10 their personal
a,irautluna.
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KAnsAs has produced many extra
ordinary things, from big corn ears To
political riots. but her most astonish.
Ing product is Harvey Cunningham,
Of Oak Falls. who has asked to be
dropped from the pension rolls, be-
cause no has been cured by faith.
"There never was much the matter
with me-" says he, land the Lord
had little to d." Mr.. Cunningham
may be DESTROYS OF accepting an en-
agemsnt In q museum.
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Gov Ksorr, Of Kentucky, has SAINT
soms more soldiers aud Calling guns
10 RIwsn county 10 protect the court
irm tho Tollver party. Though
O Alg TIL yer 10 In his srAve, hls ghoel
appears to be muehiDR on with lie
land ON tho trigger same a. In life.
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WEEKLY hank Statement.

Bosros, MASS, July 3l.-The fol-
lowing table, compiled from special
disp .tches to tbs Post from the man.
ayers Of the leading clearing houses in
the United Safes, gives the gross ex-
changes for the week ending July 90
1887, together with the rates per cent
Of increase or decrease, as compared
with the gross exchanges for the cor.
responding week In 1886:
New York, 1851 SOL SOL; inc, 1913.
Boton, SIS lb6 oi7; dec, 1913.
Philadelphia, So, 0ss. 070; inc, 10 o.
Chicag,, t4g.S76, l07 inc, o.
~. Louis, tl7,3l2 S8s: ifc, 8.3.
San Francisco, go 90, 74l Inc, 81. z.
Baiimofe, 81 Az 20l inc, lac.
Cincinnati, fS,7i27lO; Inc, 90.
p ttsburg, tlO.l7 573: inc, 400.
KAnsas City, 90 $50, 329. inc, J08.
New Orleans, - 7b2. $40; inc, IS 9.
Louisville, "a sos i5l; INC, 37.2.
Milwaukee, 1913 O01; inc, 1917.
Providence, $3.50 OO2; inc, lL7.
II. Paul, i4,bei sos; inc. 100.
Detroit, s. g,t.7,8; iuc., 90.
Omaha, 81. 77s, ga; inc, 736
Minneapolis, 81, s63, sos inc, is o.
Cleveland, ". SO e6I; inc, 25.3
indianapolis, 81 05t, 420; inc, l39. 8
st. Joseph, N.70U, i68 inc., li6.2.
Denver, kSSp.9 s, inc, OIL
QrAtA ~ 800; inc, 1913.
si $50, 81 e.: ESQ.,
sphu. 10; inc.. 2es.
wichia a, "lvJ. inc, 1879.
Galveston, fb20,sj3; dec, t69.
Norfolk, tti2, sa2 inc.,07.
Worcester, fstk. 800; inc, 1915.
Lowell, s522,7s inc, 1873
Syracuse. fiB7, i5i; dec, 0s.
Grand Rapids. i60i, sos; inc, 40.l.
Tt. asa, SCI. Os8; inc, 1919.
Outside Of New York, s5U7 ,023. sos
inc. l9b
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Tobacco Bulls and hears.

WAsHIsoToS, July 3l.-Proi. ]. r..
Dodge, ststistician Of the Department
oil Agriculture, in reply to certain
persons who have criticised his esti-
mates OF the coming tobacco crop,
after dealing the difficulties in the
wsy OF co'lec ing data in regard to the
crop, adds: "rhere are bulls and bears
In the trade, just as in the wheat
market, aud We are always receiving
complaint, from wheat balls that cur
estimates are too high, and from bears
that they are too low"
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1rissat q lhA. Steps will DO taken
10 prosecute parties who hAys bean
u'lng Mrs Cevsland's picture an an
announcement Tiose who have
yleEed ,be dslIrious productions pm ?.
porting 10 represeu, the features Of the
laly vii sympsthE, In the enot 10
tlerk Their s,tsad.
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TnosE who MAJ believe 10 Nemesis
will dad confirmation Of their theory
in thu al smptsd suicide Of Charles
II Roed, brothsrin.lAw and defender
Of Cutie u. The scovills,, also, have
sspsrisueed nothing but misiortans
rlnea the ifiAl.
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RN0xvILLy, TENN.
PreparisE for . B,s RasIrssd Beem.
lsPsofAL 70 va ArruAL.l

KSoxvrLLK, TKss., July 3l.-0ur
people are wild on the railroad ques-
ton. There Ia no doubt that the city
will vote 1900, 600 10 two roads on Au.
gust 18th. A complete canvass a the
city shows that there are not more
than q hundred negative voteL Busi.
meas In III lines 10 active and prospects
AZURE for grand boom.
Steps will be taken 10 invite Presi.
dent Cleveland here whom on Lis
Southern trip.
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BooDLKR MoGAuoLE /, Ia Canada.
How no narrowly escaped his pur
uusn Is told In the ArrEAL this morn.
ing. Tho eherIn from whose custody
he sscaptd Ia ead,svOrins 70 induce
the Governor Of Illinois o apply TO
tho Federal authorities 70 make 90.
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but excessive rains have Injured hay
and oats. In Minnesota, Dakota and
Nebrasks the weather has been gen.
orally favorable to ali crops, and har-
vestiug IL In progress 40 far north 10
the forty.seventh parallel.
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KESrucKys election Tor Governor
will take y ace today. There are thres
tickets In he Rsld, d mocratie, head.
I'd by Bn,k er; Republican, headed
by Bradley, aid Pfohibtionist, head
cd NV For.
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CoLUa RVS, Miss.
The Dead BODY eta NEGRO Found
murder probable.

CoLunsus, Miles,, July 3l.-The
dead body OF a negro man was found
this morning on the railroad track
near here, having been run over by
the train. II is thought he was muir
dered and the body placed on the
track. Tie matter Is being looked
into
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-01

TINS tia Of the TaIiog District Of.
heisls will begin to-day. Il Ia 10 be
hoped the torneys In the case will
cue coed Ia letting in the light.
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THE peope desire 10 know the true
inwardness Of thote indictments
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TIE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Alabsma: Local rains; nearly sta
tonary temperature; winds generally
northsrly.
Fer mississippi: Nearly stationary ton
psrature, Focal rains In the southern por-
6ons; fair weather In thenorthsrn portion ,
variable winds; generally westerly.
For Arksn'as: Fair weather; variable
winds; slight change. In temperature.
For Tennessee, Winds generally east
sriy. except In the extreme western portion
local rains. exospt 10 tho extreme western
portion; fair wsatheri slight changes in tom.
perature.
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sEsAuOBiA. MISS.
Democratic Primaries - osIesby's
Cbssees for District Attorney.

srsArosIA, MISS, Jnly Stat the
Democratic primaries, held yesterday,
enough prsciRcts we're hesrd from "a
make the county sure for oxlesby ior
district attorney by q rousing M joriiy,
ssnatobia boz will give o Slesby i42
Slack, Is. Ooldwater-os lesby, 81
slack, 10; C)ok. %.
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Nav YonK, jay Sl-oscar 8. Saw.
yer, the vel klown newspaper cor
respondent, diei In Ohsmbets Street
Hospital At 10 O'Clock this morning
from sunltroke,
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TrIAs will vote on the Prohibition
Amendment next Thnrsdsy.
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Yesterdays Local Tenn perature.
Memphis Signal Office Report.l

THE GAmBRELL MONUMENT,
The following 10 statement Of the
APPKAL's Gsmbrell monument fund